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In a traditional manner.
Winston Stehr
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What is the meaning of a single rose mean from your boyfriend?
Traditionally it means 'I love you'.
What does naimah mean?
In Arabic, it is traditionally a girl's name meaning, "to be content."
What is the meaning of wearing a yarmulke?
Traditionally it is seen as symbol of respect towards the Divine.
Which fish gets its name from the fact it was traditionally eaten on holy days?
Saltwater Fish The name is taken from the Middle English words haly, meaning "holy," and butte, meaning "flatfish," because halibut was traditionally eaten on holy days
What is the meaning of the bio hazard tattoo?
It traditionally meant the wearer was HIV-positive. Nowadays it could mean anything.
How did Invermere BC get its name?
Invermere BC got it's name from Inver, meaning 'mouth' and Mere, meaning 'lake'. Invermere is of Scottish origin and is traditionally known as 'Ktunaxa'.
What is the name of the farewell drink traditionally given by Scottish highlanders?
The farewell drink traditionally given by Scottish highlanders is known as "the parting glass." This drink is typically shared amongst friends or family before bidding farewell to someone who is leaving.
Derived from an Arabic word meaning desert dwellers the nomads of Central Africa and Middle east are traditionally called?
Bediou
What does the ss in a notarized document stand for?
Silicet a latin word meaning "to wit" meaning "in particular" or "namely". Commonly referred to as "jurisdiction". Traditionally included to the right of the venue in a notarial certificate.
What is the Greek meaning of birthday?
Greeks don't traditionally celebrate birthdays. They celebrate their Name Days (the feast day of the saint they are named after).
Is Struan a boy's name?
Yes, it's a Scottish name meaning "stream", and has traditionally been given to chiefs of various clans.
What is the meaning of the shape of the hand on top of Hugh Capet's scepter?
The hand on top of Hugh Capet's scepter symbolizes his divine right to rule as king. It is a representation of the idea that the king's authority comes from a higher power, typically associated with God or the church. This symbol was common in medieval European monarchies to emphasize the king's legitimacy and power.
